RBT

Question	Answer
What do you need to collect data?	complete, clear, and objective definition of behavior targeted.
Good Responses Include:	Intensity, severity, latency, duration
Dimensions of Behavior	latency duration frequency rate irt celeration
Materials and Instruments	Frequency sheets, pens, pencil forms, stopwatch, and electronic devices
actors that make the response unreliable	Reactivity observers drift, and procedure is too complex
continuous direct dimensional qualities	latency duration frequency irt rate celeration
discontinuous	whole interval recording Partial interval recording momentary time sampling placheck discrete categorization percent occurrence trials o criterion
fundamental properties of continuous	temporal locus temporal extent Repeatability
temporal locus	a single response occurs at a certain point in time
temporal extent	a response occupies time
repeatability	the response can reoccurs
latency	the time since the stimulus is presented and the response of behavior begins
duration	the amount of time from the beginning until the end of the response
countability (frequency)	the number of times a behavior occurs
Rate	the amount of time a behavior occurs during a time interval
Inter- response time	The time between the ending of one and the beginning of the other
Celeration	the change in one to another dimension of behavior

Resource summary

	Created by Barbara Victores over 5 years ago